The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-08-04
DOINGS OF THE DAY,
= Condensed Review Of Events Trans.
plred and Transporting
III anu ABOUT Canton--Bits OF News Gath
cred from All of the Many Sources
Found In ProgressIng,i
Thriving city,

George Finefrock and Sarah TavIor
were granted license to wed.
Robert Minks, Of Dalton, who has been
VIsltinR IN the city, left for nome last
Mrs. l. 9. Coates, of Limsyille. ia ths
guest Of MIS-. 3. II. Rockhill, No, 3I3 N,
Market street. -'O' 0i' N'
James A. Dtne and Eliza ]. Wbitmer
OF Bethlehem township, were granted a
marriage license.
Mrs, Maggie Halter, of Tiffin, is spend.
ing few days with her sistar.in-jaw.
YRS margaret Halter, No. 791S North
L. u. Blanchard and brother have
purchased the interest of Pete Miller in
the livery and coach line; the puI Oh ase
price being 5000.
Marriage licenses have been qraptad
TO Charles ". Maxwell and Lilzle Rosa.
oangh, of New Baltimore, and Charles
f. Pearsoll and Mary K. Gilmore, of MI,
Union. u N NC
Mr.. E. ". Denzler, of Cleveland, f0r.
merry OF Canton, and Miss Bertha
droetzlnger, Of Bolivar, O., were united
in n marriage by Rev. Kuhns at New
Phlladelphis, o., Thursday.
Mrs. j. Winders and two children of
Flndlay, who have been Visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Crook. on
YAK street, returned home FRIDAY sc.
Crooks,
The remains of Mrs. HIrschberper.
Wno died In Kent were brought here
.nlS morning and taken to Louisville
t0r burial, where Mrs. Mary Clement,
tne mother OF Mrs. Hirschberger, who
llteo on south Market street, was buried
few months ago.
Myers y Binder Is the name of a new
lumber hrm, which has commenced
business here, with its office at l6 West
Eigth street. Br. Myers is a Canton
BOY and was formerly with j, r. Poyser
q Son. MIR. Binder is from Cleveland
ana thoroughly practical man In the
MIR. Jacob Hawk, general agent for G.
Aultman q Co., acctdentIy broke his leg
at Springfield, Ill.,, Thursday. while
al1gbting from q buggy. The fracture
was reduced by local physician and
she Injured msn brought home here
Snpday evening. he Is now lying at
his home IN South Poplar street.
Michael Cohan, employed at the West
SIDE Soal mine, while at work about II
O'Clock this morning was struck by fall
ing slate. His right breast was crushed
and his lungs penetrated. Several ribs
were also broken, and several large
gashes cut In his face. He was taken
IN medistely to his home on the West
side and physician sun mOned. He is
now lying In very critical condition,
with little hope of recovery.
Adolph q. Hunziger, general agent
Tor Christian Peper's tobacco works of
St. Louie, appeared before Justice Full
mer and swore out two affidqVits against
Edward 8. Miller, of Mt. Vernon, for
forgery. 1t appears that Miller had
forged orders on N. Bast q Bros, and
Joseph M. Ball, of this city, for tobacco,
Officer Sehlagle went to Mt, Vernon and
Drought Miller here Saturday. he was
given a hearing Saturday afternoon,
ana bound over to Common Pleas Court
In the sum Of $500 on each charge.
Seine miscresnt, whose meanness Is
only surpassed by his Vills'ny, adminis-
tered dose Of poison Saturday night to
the big green sea turtle at BrObst's
AmGricanug restaurant, from the effects
or which the turtle died. The turtle.
which weighed one hundred and fifty
i've pounds, had bsen on exhibition In
large tub In the front Of the
restaurant. Mr.. Brobst intended TO
use up the big fellow in making big
sea turtle soup for his patrons. As
soon as possible another turtle will re-
place the one, who met with such a
dastardly fate.